Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-05

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1n9 nervous tauaion thai had drawn
tne ErHeefui e1Fvss and dimples cot Ct
t1e f1ees Of 80 mzny pleasans people fer
eo1e days has ben rslaxed, and smiies
nay b had for lfttls o. notAina. Every
booJ not only speaks, has shake hands,
&c tee9 paes hy-and Haany % nol paaz
u 0nA, NESTING, 90 nt snee 20 the near
ct hosselfy and smiIs aaatn: fnx ths -
looms re-0pnned imuedintsly up0n the
close Of tho polls. Nobody, % far as
can bs discovered, h uad about g. The
osfeate4 were % badly defeated that
theT do not care 70 Speculate about the
e4aee and simply JOIN IN tie eenefni
good hamoE. The vielors are % IN
9u4li6edly trinnphant that they can af-
loFo 20 Be, a1d ere, maananimous
Mayer Mann laughs his swn original
little chnekle. twiFIs The bamboo cane
a14 says he doea n0t know Of bis hav-
Ing lost auythina. II anybody has O
grievances be sAys il IL somebody else
and be b peKfessly willing that they
shai hoard u up 70 themselves. BE wss
H01 SURPRISED
By any news be reeeiEed Yesterday
morning, because be says hs knew hos
e vas going at noon Of the day Of the
slaughter.
MayoF-eleet Town, on The other hand,
said: II am not aroand making speeches
today about the result. Tia people
eeem 70 have spoken, and all that 10 left
ts 10 carry Out their expressed wish.
which interpret 10 be plain, straight
forward course that will enoouFaee
business gise confidence. an avoid
anee Of ultra seAtiments eitheT wav, Q
dafereBee 10 the mass that lies between
the extremes Of all pahiic questions.
Bat whatever l do. there will be one
man." be said, Awho will always be
satisned when done that u 10 right
that one viii be myself" In speaking
of tue one-sided nature Of the neht, be
said: There was . quiet before the
eleotiOR that made it practically imp0a-
able 20 guess - the result beforehand.
! felt that there Was 10 be q very Close
nRht or else such IN eruption 90 there
vas. Il was the quiet Of the still hunt,
oF slss it vas the quiet that preeedes
the storm"
cLKA1 mLUsrRAIIoS.
v. J. Thompson said: "The thing that
surprised me most In Il all vas the
victory Of Horsfall over Ms0ouldFick
In the fourth ward. Il vas Supposed
that MC0o1ldriek would catch all the
votes because be lives east Of the Ruich
In the popul0as end Of the ward, while
Horsfall lives in OaFssn toWa. and the
fact that be got almost three votes 10
MeGouldFiok's one, and the fact that
Ac0ouldrick himself is . very good
man. showed the determination Of the
people this time 10 febuke she red hsg
ReFs-"
Geo. A. Kelly, (who. by the way. 10 not
Republican. IS the types made him
appear yesterday, but Q dyed in the
wool DsmocFat), said: "rhe greatest
rebuke in this vas the knowledge they
have received that the voFkingmen they
depend upon a. members Of their party
are not %. TAis vote shows that"
Les Gselnsr. night editor Of the
Ledger, and an active young Republi-
can, said: at shows me that it has
been the Democrats who have been
standing In with the Peoples Party
heretofore. They we're satisfied with
this ticket because IL vas little less
than
STRAIGHT DEMOCRATIC.
And 90 voted for % solid"
i. l.. Nixon turned back to the dies
of she PosT INTKLLIGKNcER to a report
Of the spsech be made az the first public
meeting, where he was quoted as say
ing: I'VE can elect straight Republi-
eau ticket this time II We will, and be
said, cit proves to me the truth Of that
statement. This big vote might posi-
big have been Q little less, bat the feel
ing vas there that would have elected
straight Republican ticket this time IL
they only would"
d. O. STAIN said: "Now wish 10 re-
vive your recollection Of the fact that
d. b. Hannah told nae / lied wheR I
said there was q combination over IN
the Old Town that could beat him II
properly applied. The result shows that
/ vas net tbe liar"
John H0lgate sized ID up this way:
Funniest thing you ever saw. A Mann
ran for Mayor, the Towne beat hin,
and that's what's the matter With
Hannah"
TWO BoNa BURIED ALIVM.
A most unhappy accident occurred
yesterday a. noon. Fsur little boys, all
about the age OF nine years. we're enRaR-
ed playing IN the sand bank that boE-
ders Eleventh street in the vicinity Of !
and streets. The boys had for some
days been digging into the hank for the
purpose of building 9 cave or play
room. shortly after twelve o'clock yes
terday the boys mentioned, Ralph Lott,
Frank wing. Willie Miller and Frank
Parks. stopped ct the place on their way
to school and while there the earth
above them suddenly caved In and COM
plstely buried two Of the boys Lett and
Wing. YOang Parks aad Miller seem
10 have seen IL ooming and sprang
away. Parks wholly escaped while Mil
IeE was partially buried. Their screams
brought Alex ander Macready followed
BY several others 10 the rescue, and
che work Of digging the boys oat Was
matter OF bat q few moments. The
body Of Lott vas found doabled for.
ward, evidently crushed by the earth.
Life vas extinct. Yeune Wing vas
taken out unconscious and be II not ex-
pecaea 10 recover.
Drs. Case and Miller, Who were called,
worked for an hour In their efforts TO
develop Q sign OF life In the other. but
without avail. he is the son Of John
H. Loix.
Harry Norgan's variety theater on
Pacific avenue vas opened last night 20
= oFoWded house and sn attractive bill.
Following are among the arrivals: W.
II. Marshall, Samuel Coulter, e Rosen-
berg, II. WittenberR, Geo. W. Biles.
John @. Bryce. John KEENAN,. w. p.
Carson, A. II. Mallory. Portland; Il. e.
Samson and wife. Miss Bradley. Car
honado; Wm. Of0Oie. Frank olancs,
Seattle; @. 3. Barton, Mrs. q B. Wit
Ger. Master George Dodley, Masssehu-
sests; A. A. Wintrode. Townsend; 3.
a.a.IAn anr Ernnala.n. 4 i Ahnnhaua